State C. E. Convention Comes to Steubenville Next June
Steubenville wins the bid to host the 1914 Christian Endeavor Ohio State Convention defeating Toledo after Jefferson County delegates lobbied fiercely. A tri county rally is set for July 7 at the Methodist Protestant church to plan the event with delegates from Columbus and Belmont counties expected. The Lima convention closed with praise for Steubenville and the Jefferson County delegation brings home a state banner as county standard holder. A local obituary notes Khnt Marion passing, sister of ex mayor James Marion.
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Steubenville
Christian Endeavor
Lima
Great
Ohio
Christan Endeavor
C. E
Toledo
Stevenville
Jefferson County
L. Stanley Feldows
Columiana
Belmont
Death Roll Miss Rachel Marion at Gill Hospital
Miss Rachel Marion aged seventy four died at Gill hospital on Saturday morning June 28 1913 after prolonged weakness. Born in Philadelphia she moved to this city as a child and lived here her life. She fell last August breaking her hip while visiting on Pleasant Heights and was cared for at home on North Street until her death.
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Rachel Marion
Gill Hospital
Miss Marion
Hillas
Sarah Marion
Philadelphia
Pleasant Heights
North Street
Attorney General McReynolds under fire over delay in white slave case
The New York American condemns Attorney General McReynolds for defending a postponement of a Mann White Slave act trial in California. It argues the move erodes public trust, hints at influence over prosecutors, and calls for principled action rather than partisan protection. It warns such conduct risks mob rule and demands accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReynolds
United States
California
Washington
Department of Justice
New York American
Beloved Mrs Loup Dies After Illness at Fort Worth Home
Mrs Emma A Loup wife of Charles A Loup died at 539 North Sixth Street after a long battle with tuberculosis. Born February 15 1882 she lived much of her life in the city and is survived by her husband son Joan H Loup and her father John H Hainey of Fort Worth plus a sister Mrs Ralph Loup. She wished to die at home and returned to Fort Worth to pass away at four this morning after greeting her family. She was a member of the Christian church and had many fine traits of mind and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Loup
Emma A. Loup
Charles A. Loup
North Sixth Street
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Forth Worth
Joan R. Rainey
Chistian Church
Joan H
John H. Hainey
Ralph Loup
John Taggart Dies After Ill Health at 76 in Steubenville
John Taggart longtime Steubenville businessman died at his North Fifth Street home Monday at 5 15 a m aged 76 after two years of failing health and a May fall. native of Stonenville wife Mary Burns survived by three children B R Dawson W A Taggart and Eula with sister Mrs N J Sterling. Active in First M E church and known for integrity and devotion to family. He worked as painting contractor early and supervised Pan Handle Railroad painting and for 35 years ran wallpaper and picture framing business.
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John Taggart
Steubenville
North Fifth Street
Stonenville
Mary Burns
Richmond
B. R. Dawson
W. A. Taggart
Eula
N. J. Sterling
M. E. Church
Dennison
Pittsburg
Mrs Mary McFadden Stokes Dies in Toronto at 52
Mrs Mary McFadden Stokes wife of former Jefferson county Clerk Frank Stokes died after an hour's illness at her Toronto home. Internal hemorrhage caused death. She was about 52, survived by husband son Park mother Mary McFadden and sister Emma Pierce. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm from the Toronto residence.
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Frank Stokes
Mary Mcfadden Stokes
Toronto
Stokes
Mary
John McFadden
John McFadden. When Mr. Stokes
Jefferson County
Steubenville
The
Tribune
Stoks
Mr. Stokes
New York
Park
Mary McFadden
Emma Pierce
Preshtyerian Church
Mrs Finley Dies After Four Months Illness
Mrs Andrew Finley nee Pennington dies at home 420 Maxwell Avenue after a four month battle with tuberculosis aged about forty one. Born Glen Campbell Pennsylvania she married four years ago to Andrew Finley and moved here. Survived by husband Lois a daughter father Sieg Pepperington and brother Harry Pew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Finley
Agnes M. Finley
Maxwell Avenue
Pennington
Glen ‘Campbell
Finley
Lois, Surives
Sieg Peppington
Harry Pew
Deceased Woman and Infant Pass Away in Local Area
The obituary notes a deceased woman from Arizona Pa and her sister Mrs John Johnston of the city. The deceased was a devoted wife and mother respected by many and a member of the M E church. Harold Shute died at Follawsbee on Saturday evening of inflammation of the bowels aged six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nington
Arizona
John Johnston
M. E. Church
Harold Shute
Follawsbee
Funeral services held for KE. J. Stetsen in Bellaire
Funeral services for KE. J. Stetsen, the young man killed when struck by a train at Mingo while working as a flagman, were held at his late home in Bellaire. Interment followed in Rose Hill Cemetery with Black Prince Lodge No. 57 Knights of Pythias in charge of the service.
Mrs Sharpe Dies After Long Illness at 414 Adams Street
Mrs Ina Almira McFelley Sharpe widow of Joseph G. Sharpe died Friday at 414 Adams Street MicKee's Flats after twelve years of invalidism. She endured four operations and two years in Denver seeking health. Born in Steubenville to E G and Almira Carroll McFelley, she had a devoted husband and surviving siblings Charles H McFeeley Akron Lillian McKallion Philadelphia and Mrs J H Becker Cincinnati. A member of the M P church, she was valued for her patience and Christian faith during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Sharpe
Ina’ Almira McFelley Sharpe
Adams Street
MicKee
Denver
Colorado
Sharpe
Steubenville
E. G and
Almira Carroll McFelley
Charles H. McFeeley
Akron
Lillian. McKallion
Philadelphia
J. H. Becker
Cincinnati
M. P. Church
Mrs Dougherty of Tiffin Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Love Dougherty widow of Joseph Dougherty died at her Tiffin home on June 25 1913 at age about. Survived by husband and son Edward and linked to Steele family of Steubenville. Funeral at her home with burial in Tiffin cemetery. Also notice of Joe Polsic 26 Polander of Mingo Junction death from typhoid at City Hospital.
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Joseph Dougherty
Mary Love Dougherty
Tiffin
Ohio
Steubenville
Edward
Harriet B. Thatcher
James R. Steele
Joe Polsic
Mingo Junction
City Hospital
Spaulding Obsequies Funeral for Charles H Spaulding Esquire
Funeral services for the late Charles H. Spaulding were held Thursday afternoon with Rev. A. M. Reed, Rev. G. P. Rowland, and Rev. Felmeth officiating. Pallbearers included David Spaulding, William Spaulding, Charles Spaulding, Chalmers Clark Sr., Chalmers Clark Jr., and William Hlawkins of Florida. Attendees included Mrs. A. I. Frazier and daughter Jennie, Mrs. Wim. Donaldson and daughter Daryl, Lenora and Isabel Drennen, Mrs. Dr. Ellen Hawkins, Mrs. Sarah B. Dodge, and Evelin Spaulding of Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Frazier
Jennie
Wim. Donaldson
Daryl
Beaver Falls
Lenora
Isabel Drennen
Martins Ferry
Ellen Hawkins
Snrah — B. Dodge
Evelin Spaulding
Oberlin
Funeral services for Charles Herold Sr held Wednesday
The funeral services for Charles Herold Sr were conducted on Wednesday by Rev. Hempleman and drew a large attendance. Pallbearers included Joan and Michael Krauts, Robert Morris, A. C. Herd tan, Harvey Lamberton, William Jenkins, Joseph McCafferty, Martin Houlihan, and John McFeeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herold, Sr
Hempleman
Joan and
Michael Krauts
Robert Morris
A. C. Herdtan
Harvey Lamberton
William Jenkins
Oseph McCafferty
Martin Houlihan
John McFeeley
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Mionday from Cincinnati visits relatives. Fred Farrell spent Sunday with friends in Bellaire. Wm Lindsay to return to Los Angeles Wednesday night. Mrs James Majors and daughter of Westerville guests of Mrs H T Sapp. Bertha Archbald of Wheeling to Sunday in the city with Miss Mary McHugh. Dorothy Brisgal of Canal Dover visiting her sister Mrs Henry Mettenberwer. Charles A Grove of Philadelphia hosted by Mr and Mrs Bates. Gay Donaldson, singer, to Cleveland tonight for a recital. Jennie Ore back from Detroit and Northern Michigan resorts with Miss Levy Rifle and Ruth Dow.
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Avan
Dennison
Melvedean Ferguson
Charles ‘Meyer
North Seventh Street
David Parry
Porter
C. VU. Baker
Mr. Welday
Tunnell Mill
Elizabeth Wilds
Nee Copeland
McDonald
Allegheny Hospital
Bork
Frank Wesley Funk
Frances A. Waddel
Roth
John’ Burgoyne
Columbus
W.R. Burgoyne
la Belle Avenue
Heplar Wetlace
J. Ross McCleary
Pittsburg
M. E. Church
Anna Coulter
Lincoln Avenue
Twin Lakes
Emil Heinrich
Norma
Eugene Insey Kiley
Brookline
Woodburne Avenue
Nelson D. Miller
Elmer Freudenberger
Charleston
W. Va
Stephenville
Elmer
West Virginia University
Moreantown
West Virginia
Nellie Kinsey
Cadiz
Conley
South High Street
Miss Kinsey
Westminster Church
George Smith
Barnesville
Wilf H. McClinton
South Third Street
Donnan
McCune
Franckhouser
Steubenville
Follansbee
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
William Fisher
Neice
Florence Fisher
Springfield
Ohio
Star Laundry
Elk
Wm. Grier
HH. B. Grier
North Fourth Street
Alfred S. Freeman
Philadelphia
Mrs. Picking
Germantown
Adirondacks
Ladies Missionary Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
James Workmas
la Belle View
Fadice
Aiernoon
Local social notes list guests and travels around town
Avan of Dennison and Miss Melvedean Ferguson host visits. Charles Meyer sails to German cities until August. Many residents attend camps, concerts, and reunions. surgeries and recoveries noted. weddings and engagements announced. and church societies schedule meetings and picnics across Lincoln and North Third streets.
Social Evening Marks End Of Summer Activities
Miss Mary Hanrahan returns from Detroit visit while Miss Emma Kieming visits Cadiz sister. Mrs Wilson Reynolds returns to Colona after time with family on Prospect avenue. Miss Peanette Watkins injuries ankle and Miss Jennie Palmer hosts Christian Church circle on July 1. Wednesday Fancy Work Club meets at 410 Shick street with Miss Gamble guest pianist. Club plans break due to heat until September.
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Mary Hanrahan
George Attig
Detroit
Emma Kieming
Cadiz
A. T. Edwiston
Pleasant Heights
Wilson Reynolds
Young Ladies Mission Circle
First Christian Church
Jennie Palmer
Franklin Roads
Ahrianna
Miss Palmer
Odell
Skaggs
Asa Johnston
Shick Street
Miss Gamble
Divorce Suit Elizabeth Jacobs vs Albert Jacobs
Elizabeth Jacobs sues Albert Jacobs for divorce and restoration to her maiden Peeeman name. They wed September 7, unspecified year. She alleges gross neglect failure to provide and cruelty. Attorney: OP Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jacobs
Albert Jacobs
Peeeman
Toto
OP Lewis
Daniel Ashworth to speak at Stanton cannon unveiling
Daniel Ashworth of Pittsboro will deliver the address at the unveiling of the Stanton cannon here on Friday July 1. He is described as an eloquent orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ashworth
Pittsboro
Peterson Named Foreman In Court Business Session
Wm I McCann James Devlin Lo H Toner George W David Starr Charles Peterson Fred Moses Andrew Forsythe Win Mer kle TEAL Alban Geofred Sttaker Thos Davis Joseph May Martin Flaherty served as court bailiff Judge Smith led the charge and the group proceeded with official proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. I
Obie Bankers group eight to meet at Cadiz on Aug 14
At a meeting of the executive committees of group eight of the Obie Bankers association held in Canton it was decided the next meeting will be at Cadiz Harrison county on August 14 at 1 30 p m The group includes Carroll Columbiana Harrison Holmes Jefferson Stark Tuscarawas and Wayne counties
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Obie Bankers’ Association Helduin
Canton
Cadiz
Harrison County
Carroll
Columbiana
Harrison
Holmes
Jefferson
Stark
Tuscarawas
Wayne
East Liverpool Ordered to Improve Water Supply by 1915
The state board of wealth will issue a formal order to the mayor of East Liverpool within days requiring improvements to the city water system by January 1, 1915. The directive follows a verdict announced at a Cleveland hearing Thursday.
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East Liverpool
State Board of Wealth
Cleveland
Miners Strike at Gaylord Mine No 2 Persists
Still on strike at Gaylord Mine No 2 with poor settlement prospects. Some miners quit and seek work elsewhere, many departing yesterday for Cambridge and other coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Cambridge
Marriage Permits Granted In June By City Registry
The city issued fifty three marriage licenses during June with most applications approved despite weather concerns likely curbing large celebrations. Local records show steady approvals across months and a focus on public ceremony dates.
People Sign Petitions Against Kilpatrick Tax Law
Taxpayers and renters quickly signed Board of Commerce petitions opposing the Kilpatrick tax law removing levy limits. The move signals rising public awareness and a resolve not to accept taxation changes made in the name of public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commerce
Kilpatrick
Expensive Commissions Draw Fire From Ohio Farmers
In a letter to the Ohio State Journal, Shepherd F. Harriman argues farmers oppose the recent legislative creation of high salary commissions centralized in Columbus. He cites salaries for liquor license, agricultural, industrial, civil service, road codification, and other boards, predicting a growing state machine with thousands of appointees. He urges voters to demand a referendum on these measures. Columbus, June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Davidson
Columbus
Liquor License Commission
Agricultural Commission
Industrial Commission
Warnes
Board of Complaints
Civil Service Commission
State
New York City
Ohio
Shepherd FP. Harriman
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Dele
Gates
Khnt
Thhose
Exd
James Marion
Sarah Marion Hawkins
Union Cemetery
T. R. Barclay
John Carter
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